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The New Orleans Pelicans edged the Dallas Mavericks 101–99 on November 5 at the American Airlines Center, with Shai Gilgeous Alexander leading New Orleans with 22 points and Jalen Brunson contributing 13 for the Pelicans. Dallas countered with C. Flagg's 20 points and P. Washington's 15, but couldn't overcome a decisive rebounding disadvantage—New Orleans pulled down 56 boards to Dallas's 44, a 12-rebound margin that proved decisive in a low-scoring affair. Both teams shot poorly from the field, combining for just 41.3% accuracy, though each made 10 three-pointers. The Mavericks' offensive rating of 96.3 and defensive rating of 104.1 reflected their struggle, while the Pelicans' 104.1 offensive rating and 96.3 defensive rating showcased their efficiency on both ends. Dallas committed 15 turnovers compared to New Orleans's 13, further hampering their chances in a game that remained tight throughout. The victory strengthens New Orleans's position in the Western Conference standings.